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Love plots are by no means common in Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach's stories, - that is, plots in which love between man and woman is the central theme. In "Lotti, die Uhrmacherin" a love episode forms one element in the growth of the character of Lotti. In the beginning of the novel, she is a modest, unassuming sort of person, whose happiest hours are those spent at clock-making - the profession at her father - and whose greatest treasure is a very valuable collection ot old time-pieces, left to her by her father.

Her thought as she looks at herself in the glass in the morning will serve as an indication of her meekness ot character: NEe ist ein Gluck, daes ich anderen anders vorkommen als m1r selbst, sonst konnte m1ch niemand le1den". Her world 1s bounded by the walls at her small,. Here she lives alone with one servant.

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Wherea in "Das Gemeindekind" and "Der Kreiephyeikus H eelf-realisation reeults from eeveral external influences upon the charaoter, in "Lotti, die Uhrmaoherin" the prooese ie wholly eubjeotive. Years before, as a young man of high ideals, he had loved Lotti, and they were to have been married. To eatiefy the demande of hie wife he must eel1 his books, and, ooneequently, inetead of beooming the great writer he had hoped to be, he hae beoome famous as the author of suggestive, ultra-naturalistio novels.

He etills his ooneoienoe with the thought: This she oan do only by selling the olook-oollection and by giving Halwig the money. For a long time she is unoertain as to what to do; she seems to hear him say: Du warst die Starke, und ioh war sohwaoh, du hatteet mioh nioht varlassen sollen. Aber du suchtest Ruhe, du rangst nach Frieden und gabst mioh aut, und ioh sank und sinke immer tieter ohne dioh Beweine mioh nioht nur - rette mioh!

Lotti's old love tor Halwig no doubt influenoes her in her deoision, but she has a deeper reason: The faot that she has done everything in her power to save a human soul to its higher strivings makes her happy "past a.

The dominant theme ot the story is that high ideals in a human heart are worth mora than all the material values in the world. The self-realisation of Paul Sonnberg in "Naoh dem Tode" is that of a blase member ot sooiety in a German oapital oity who beoomes a thoughttul, unselfish, altruistio individual. With this finding 04 himself oomes deep regret beoause ot lost opportunities: As the title indioates, the cause of this great ohange in Paults oharaoter is the knowledge of his love for his young wife, whioh oomes only after her death.

The story is briefly as tollows: Paul Sonnberg, leaving at home in Austria his parente and young. News oomes to him of the death of Marie, his w1te,and of the birth of a little girl, but he i. She is rather a cold and haughty type ot per on, ho. SOCiety has robbed 0 all originalty. It i her boast that 'um zu wissen, wa an einem Mensohen sei, brauohe sie nur seine Equipage zu sehen-.

A few years pass by in thi way. Paul experienoes a feeling of resentaant as the baron ironioally oensures his indifferenoa: Paul deoides to go home for a visit at once, instead of waiting until he can take Thekla along. The second step in Paul's growth of charaoter is the result of all the combined influences in hie old home. He finds everything sadly changed. His parents are old and feeble and quite incapable of managing a larglit estate.

Gradually Paul learns that while Marie was alive, all went well. The laborers' dwellings were kept in repair, the school carefully supervised, and. Now that she i gona, everything is in the hands of an unsorupulous overseer. Paul realises how muoh ther is to do and how muoh Marie ha done. Marie had loved him. Unoonsoiously he oompares her with Thekla. Thekla does not know how to love; it would be possible to imagine her thinking of or serving others.

The third and final step oonsists of Paul's resolve to free Thekla from the engagement, if she so desire, and to stay where he is needed. Thekla aooepts his offer, and the last tie to the old life is broken. A life full of usefulness lie. A seoond visit from Baron Kamnitzky is a faotor in this third step. He oomes to dinner one evening and indulges in his favorite diversion,- a tirade against the government, in whioh he explioitly inoludes Paul: F1ioken einen Riss in der Mauer, reparieren am Daohe und merken nioht.

Paul, like Leo Klinger, reeolves to be guardian over one small part of the world, that the foundations there may be sound. He has found new moral values, for his sooia1,. Muoh like the oharaoter of Dr. Rosenzweig as he ie first introduoed to us, ie that of Marie Lakomy, the beautiful, but self-satiefied and proud daughter of a village washerwoman, in IDie Unverstandene auf dam Dorfe". She alwaye feele that she is a little better than the other villagers and keepe aloof from them.

She loves the son of a wealthy farmer, who, however, marries as his father direots, and Marie, out of spite, beoomes the wife of the. The latter turns out to be a ependthrift, who drinks and gambles in the tavern every night and oontraots debts allover town.

Marie's life is far from happy; one day her husband is killed while taming a horse, and Marie goes home to live with her mother again, more haughty and distant toward her neighbors than aver before.. A mere harmless coincidenoe gites rise to a rumor in the village whioh is by no means to Marie's oredit. For the oredenoe and spread of this rumor the priest openly condemns his congregation, he andapraisss Marie. This new experience of being the object of another's solicitude and interest, espeoially when she has brought on herself the dislike of the villagers by her air of superiority, is so strange to Marie that her feeling of self-suffioiency leaves her,- "sie fuhlte ihre starke und ihren stolz entschwinden.

Ihr verschlossenes Herz hatte sich plotzlioh geoffnet, und der Zweifel an sich selbst brach mit seinem Gefolge an Bangen und Zagen herein. Die unerhorte Verherrlichung, die sie erfahren hatte, war sie verdient? Toward him, at least, she can be only HdemUtig H Through him a vision of new, undreamed-of joy through servioe comes to her. She becomes his wife, to share in t he work he has set for himself: HEr hatte keinen Ehrgeiz, oder den grossten, den - keinen zu haben. It is different from those alreaqy considered in that it treats of a new problem,- that of the woman who has lost her virtue.

It does not see oonsistent with Marie von Ebner-Esohenbaoh's optimism and faith in humanity to suppose that the title 'UnsUhnbar w expresses her attitude toward Uarie Dornaoh's sin; for she portrays that oharacter as making al'l amends possible to lntman powers. Evidently the title must be taken from the point of view of the sinner.

From the reader's stand-point, she makes complete expiation for her wrong; to her, nothing in the world can atone for it. The ethical theme of 'UnsUhnbar w is plainly the sovreignty of truth and the growth of the charaoter of Marie Dornach as she oomes to a realisation of that principle. To the oasual reader it may seem impossible to discover that Marie Dornaoh finds herself, but a review. Marie Wolfsberg, daughter of a Viannese noble family, loves a handsome oount by the name of Tessin; but, persuaded by her father that he is unprinoipled and unworthy of a good woman, she marries the highly esteamed, though not so outwardly attraotive, Gra!

It is well here to ' remember that in Germany, ae well as in many other parte of Europe, marriages are frequently in accord with the wishes of the parents, even though love is not present. Cons quently, we oan scaroely regard Marie's marriage to Henuann Dornaoh, though she lovee Count Teesin, ae a weakness in her charaoter. That the sooial s nse is keen within her is shown by her sympathy and unoeasing interest in the laborers on the estate. As she looked into their faces on her arrival at her new home, she had thought:.

Wir die Herren, sie die Knechte. Darbend an Leic und Seele verdienen sis - unser Brot, muh8n sioh, zur. That a woman of such high ideals and altruistio impulse should lose her honor is scaroely oonceivable. Indeed, the character at Marie has been critised as inoonsistent, to which criticism the author makes reply that she has taken her material from life. Marie's fall can only be explained by the fact that, though she is happy as Hermann's wife, she still loves Tassin and never voluntarily puts all thought ot him out of her mind.

On the contrary, after a year or so has passed and aft r she meets him again at a ball in Vi nna, during whioh meeting he reveals to her his love for her and t. When she meets him unexpeotedly in a lodg on the estate ot Dornach and he pleads for a token ot her love, she falls. The rest ot Mariets life is one protraoted attempt to atone. A ohild is born, and Marie, deeming it a greater good to preserve her husbandts happiness and faith in her than to prooure for herself some degree ot peace of mind by telling the truth, says nothing ot her sin.

Though she loves the truth, She must live a lie. As time goes on, she realises that the noblest, best thing she possesses is her steadily increasing love for Hermann; but this tact only makes her sense of guilt harder to bear. She tries to oonvinoe hers If that it would be foolish to - believe "die Verwirrung eines Augenblioks konne nioht gestihnt werden duroh ein ganzes Leben der Rechtschaffenheit und PflichterfUllung', but all in vain.

When, not long after, Hermann and the older. She leaves Castle Dornach with her child and goes to the long deserted country estate of her father. After a time Hermann's relatives, who have taken possession of Dornach, beg her to come back, but she refuses. Her gifts and little kindnesses are regarded by the peasants as acts prompted by a guilty conscience. Um die Menschen zu ihrem wahren Heile zu fuhren, bedar! Das Gluok ist nioht, wo er as suoht.

Guteein ist Gluok, einfaoh, selbstloe, und gut " In this novel, a8 in "Glaubenslos? Having lost her right to the truth, she has lostt all. When it would have bean easieet to tell the truth, she foroed herself to be ilant for the sake of others. When it would have be.

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So far we have oonsidered only some of the novels ot Ebner-Esohenbach. Let us look for a short time at some of her ahort stoa Nevertheless, even here the ohief characters, which are named in the titles of the stories, find themselves. The two brothers, Friedrioh and Ludwig Ton Germperlein, oarry their continual petty strife over politioal differenoes even into their love affairs. COlIltesse Muschi, one of the type of sport-oountesses oommon to Viennese society, in a series of letters to a friend tells of the visit of a suitor in her home and at.

She ride horses, fenc s, shoots, and inveigles her friends into taking part,in elaborate circuses. She keeps her dogs in the library because no one goes in there. Instead, he enlists her, much to her surprise and disappoint ent, for she realises she has learned to love him, to aid him in winning a friend of hers, a modest, domestically inolined girl. From a oharaoter wholly self-satisfied and uninterested in other people, she begins to realise her own shortcomings and a greater good in others.

Her last letter ends with the words: IDie Spitzin", like "Das Gemeindekind-, is the story of a boy left alone in the world. Unlike Pavel, however, Provi Kirohhof knows nothing of his parents. He has been left by a band of gypsies in a village ohurohyard and. After her death Provi wanders abou. One morning the man of the hous demande that Provi say "Please", but Provi refusee end goes without hie milk thereafter.

He goes to work in a quarry and eleeps in the road-maker'e goat-shed. The road-maker's sons have nothing to fear from aseociation with Provi, for their chief delight is to torture the animals about the place, and Provi hee a ehare in the fun. She hae only thre lege and one eye. Now she has a puppy, and the two doge eleep in the stall next to Provi. This bothers Provi, and one night in a fit of anger he throws a heavy board over the partition and injures the mother-dog. A tew hours later, ae day is dawning, she drags the puppy in to Provi, lays it at his feet, and logks ttp.

Und ihr Auge hatte eine Sprache, heredt er ale jede Sprache, die die schonsten Worte. Sie ausserte ein grenzenloses Vertrauen, eine flehentliche Bitt. Ein vom himmlischen schmerze dee tf1tleids erf'ulltee Kind wand sich echl. Suddenly he remembers the house-wife who gave him milk. But no, he oannot go to her,- she would make him ask for it politely, and that he will not do.

Still the puppy cannot starve, and a thought comes. He picks up the puppy, walke to the village,. The wite of the general in -Der ruff-, though!! One winter day, as she i on her ay home, ehe gives away all that her purse oontains and, finally, T n her muff to an old woman. Tne 0 an i suspected of having stolen the muff and i imprisoned.

The Gen ralin mu!! Wiehe wanderen Ver ii n aohen, 1 t u n ur jede l"l tiir11ch geart t n r n ch ab r, di!! As a matter o! Eine unermess1iche reiche Person, die eiden Teil ihree. Toni, the eldest, a sober-taced, business-like little fellow, appears at Fraulein Susanne's door with three small packages tor her. One ie a gilded nut, one a red apple, and the third a gingerbread soldier. As he leaves he remarks: No one but Toni remembers her with a gitt. That he has thought ot her sets her to thinking. What a good-hearted, sensible boy Toni i What a help he would b.

Ton innen heraus kommt, den Wert des Menechen erhoht und. Then Fraulein Susanne reeolve. In thi case she helps another self to realiee itself, and in so doing, she find herself. Having oonsidered the ethioal themes ot 80 e ot Marie von Ebner-Eschenbaoh's novel. Any relation between two individual, both ot whom have th equalities, oan never be that of aster and eertant in the traditional 8ense,- even though ohanoe has put the task of alletting the work i to the hands ot one and the task ot oing it into the hands ot the other.

Max 1 Lorenz' in disoussins volumes eight and nine ot the Gesammelte Sch. It will be re embered that in -Das Gemeindekind" she oalls wm. Religion dar MOral", "ein Wunderbuoh, desil. Therefore, betore ioine further, it will be well to oonsider what ideas he expres e.. No 40ubt she thoutht so hiehly t his book, when it appeared, beoau e 1.

Salter woula substitute tor exi. The good and the right are Simply what should be. Under his disou ion ot the questi. There i nothing higher than to. Principles only are abeolute in morality, accordini to his discus! Thie rule reminds one ot Marie Ton Ebner-Eschenbach's phorie.: That which makes an individual, a people, or nation strodi, according to Mr. Selfishness disintegrates, love builds up and binds together.

In Chapter VII he discusses under the. After a chapter n -The Rights ot Labor", he shows why present-day religiens hate failed, and that a reli ien f ethios is abiding beoause it i. Whether Marie Ton Ebner-Esohenbaoh wouli mak ethics a religi n, need not be discussed here; but in several ways her ethics, as retlected in her works, are identical with those expressed by Mr.

She believes 1 pl1oitly, as does he, in the oral impulse in everyone and in the p wer of veryone to attain the iood it they will. She e phatically declares that to brine the g 04 to bein in there it 1s neceseary to believe 1n it. The very universality ot the moral impulse seems to her, as well an4 8. Salter, a rook on whioh to build. Nothini to her is more ultimate than the law ot right. We choose the right, not to please God, but for its own sake. It is in our very nature to do so: As was shown above, the idea ot self-realisation seems t be the oentral ethioal the e.

The question naturally arises: In past ages 11 sorts ot ends have been deemed the iood. Pleasure, tame, self-denial, wealth, happiness have been, and are still, regarded by many as the best end in lite. How may we be sure that one ot these, and not selt-realisation, 1e the,00 her? A,lance at the novels again will answer this questi n.

Not once is she content to portray a character who has to.

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These assets may all have their values in life, but they are by no means the supreme good. They may be well and good as supplementary to the true good, but never as ends in themselves. She never makes happiness an end in itself, although she invariably shows that he who has fount himse1! To him the moral life is the highest, the greatest ood in itself. Marie Dornaoh, having oommitted an immor 1 act, realises ediately the value ot a moral lite, anq though she feels she oan ne er atone for her wr ni, in her. When PaTel Holub has learned the value of the oral lite, nothing else matters.

Such an illustration can be tound in th other stories as well. Evidently selt-realisation is to her the supreme ood. It muet be remembered that self-realisation, like happiness, is not something that can be found with much eeekinc. Those who would make it an end will fail in their purp s He who would spend his time and ener,y in molding hi own character will never know selt-realisation.

Like happines it co as as a consequence. Selt-reali ation is selftor ttin, in the good ot others. Leo Klinger finds himselt in the knowledge of the sertice he can render the co unity. Pavel Holub' has before hia the ideal of some day becoming bur omaster and repaying all the etil he hae suftered with,ood. But this leads to the discussion ot the relation of the self to the good, which will be taken up later.

The best sucoinot statement ot Marie von Ebner,Eschenbaoh's idea of the nature of the lood to be tound in. MDie GUte, aie nioht irenzenlos ist, verdient den Namen nioht": In the parable 'Dia SiegerinN she escribe. NEs wurde Abend und Nacht; der Streit blieb unentaoh1eden, d1. When the pr ble. It the good is the reflective choioe ot the higher selt, then refleotion lilujt be a.

I1eans to the knowledge of the good. That suoh a technioa. Let us t ke, for ex ple, the case of Pavel Holub. How iood she is! And who would hate thought she loved hi so muoh,- hi who i only a wiokeq thief and vaeabond? She wiehes hi to beoo e iood and beliete he will. Oould he ohange it he wanted to? Likgwi, Lotti Fessler span'. Fraulein SU8anne oh ses to e'uoate Toni only after she has oontinoe herself ot his worth and ot the useles ness ot,iv1n t. The ohance in eaoh oase is whol;r subjeotive, and Mari.

What the author has done, then, rather than ott rin, us in her n. A few t the aphorl are valuable here. One of the says: Thie would see to eay that the wi. Suoh wae n t the lnterpretation b. Tt thea lt meant a'reallslnc sense, an lntlmate and well-founde oontlotlon l, ae today we use the tera oonsoientiousness. Today we olae it ith the Tirtues and mean by lt an -intelligent oonoern for the CO 'I. An intelligent oonoern for the i ood will 1 ad one to a knowlei,e ot the lood, but explains nothine as to the know1edi e of the so.

In another aph rism Marie von Ebner eays: Uberle,a ein Mal, bevor Du c1bet, zwa1 Mal, betor Du. From 'this evl'enoe it woul' seem that Marie von Ebner-Esohenbaoh regaras reaeon or refleotion, influenoei by the feelings, as the meane f knowini the ioot. N t nly the iood or the wise man alone disoovers the i od throuih reflection,- Qveryone has the i. Aoooriincly, when suoh characters as Pavel r Dr. Rosenzweig or Paul SoDnberg oan and 40 teel the tapulse towar4 the ioo as on as they refleotively balanoe the ireater i ood a,ainst the les era Our next question is: For example, althouih Milada and the at osphere that aurrounds her in the oontent are deeply rel1,i u, Pavel i not touohed by that ele ent at all.

In faot, hi teelinis toward the nun and the baroness, who are keeping lada in the oontent, w ul destroy any pathy in hila tor the ohuroh and its teachini As he walks ho e tro. Li e wise, in. The ideals that impel Dr. Rosenzweie, Letti, Paul Sonnbere, Marie Walter, Fraulein Susanne and the rest towar the greater gooa are purely ethioal and not reliii us.

If this statement oould be questioned as to any one of the oharaoter, it would be as to Dr. The Sendb tets speeoh is at tiaes religious in tone, but his whole plea i one for humanity rather than an appeal to humanity to turn to God. Marie von Ebner seems to expre two oontr stinc i4ea as to the authorib' f the i ode The ens i that t uty as oatego. Lotti's faith in ant saorifice fer Hermann Halwi, fails,apparently because she n ver let hi know of it. But what is the knowl dge of this faith in us but the reali at1 n of a stan.

N doubt our feeline toward the p reon who hae taith in us influence us to n mall "egree. In eummini up we find that Marie Ten Ebner ep ak eo letim s of liuty as if it were outsi. Sa1ter in "Ethical Re1i,i. There can be n questi. A imi1ar iiea i express by 1 Jane Addama: De ocracy ani Social Ethics. JQhn Dewey cencieely tate. In othor wgrae, the. This paratox Mario von Ebner expros explicitly in one of her aph risms: Doe aho alse express this truth thr uch her charaoters in her novels ant sterie?

Aa hie oli coachman e. Even Pavel planls for the co. Halwic ia an example of one, who doels not 10 k beyond. The town-council that lsendls Pavel t lite with the unlscrupulou hertlsman' family OT rl oke the fact that their wn cool. The counte e Who, with eupre e indifference, hals MilSchka fl gce to eath, ioe. Se e of the are: To Uarie Ton Ebner self-realieatien is the self-forgettin, in the co i of others, n t because it is immoral to o. Anyene wh C8 es in oentact with the real personality ot Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach is convinced of her sincere leve of ant faith in humanity.

A knowlea,e f that fact al ne explaine her vital intereet in the ethical, incq, ae we have eeen, the oral ie ro tet in human nature. But even the realieati n ef thie fact toee not cive ue th appreciation of her "ethical wietom" which a etudy of the principlee back of it afforte. For thie reaeon I hay enaeavore. Fully realisinr; that to eaoh problem alene a theeie iiht be ievoted, I hate arr1te. That these conclusions coincite with thos of mo. Why shoul thi be eo? Simply because the sci nce of moral c nduct is baeei en the analysis f human nature, ani Marie von Ebner's th1cs are baset on a keen insicht inte ant faith in human nature.

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We can always trust Jesus. You can love your spouse and children, you can love. It is good to be with you. L INA lived away in that land of the East. Come to this hands-on presentation to learn how to prepare and present a. When someone snaps at you for no apparent. Jesus Himself often prayed. You have come to search for and rescue me. At Lakeview we believe God works through families and parents.

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The following article is offered to bring a biblical perspective to bear on modern ministry practices. All too frequently what is suggested. Ordinary Moments of Grace To everything there is a time and a season for every purpose under heaven. A time to be born and a time to die.

A time to sow and a time to reap. A time to laugh and a time to. How to Share the Plan of Salvation You can use the following method to share the Gospel with a person of any age. You will also notice that the following is so simple that even a child can understand it. Dear Billy, I am writing to let you know how much I am missing you. I have some good news. I am going to be an auntie. I am so excited about finding out what my sister is having.

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